The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-17

brownsville, and will remain in the civ several
weeks.
--NIusser Il Co are agents for all Gun Deal
| Err.
The many friends of DR.. E. 8 Grill, State
Treasurer Will be glad to learn that be is Stead
lily recovering from his injuries received in the
| recent railroad accident.
Loaded Shells always on hand at Slusscrs
lion, 5. K Mallory, State Senator from Es-
Gambia, was in attendance on the Supreme
Court The pas! week.
Guns, Powder and Shot, at Slusser's
For Kid Gloves go to Cohen's 303t
Mr.. Geo Greenhov has returned from the
Georgia State Fair. On his way home he stop
ped al Thomasvle, where he learned that the
contractor for the northern division OF the T., T.
& NJ. Railroad was getting his implements,
hands, &c, together with the intention of begin
ming work in earnest on our railroad next Mon
day.
Nice lot Preserves and Jelee cheaper than You can
make them-by the pound or bucket.
302t SAXON r Co
Mr.. OSWALD Wilson, editor of the Farmers
Alliance, published at Mariana, was in the city
la 81 Saturday
Ali shades of Lacing Cord, at Cohen's
3o-3t
-Ar Ge;ts Henderson and wife, Of Tampa,
are visiting the family OF Dr. c. L. Mitchell, on
Adams street
Ladies, Gents and Misses Undervests, very
cheap at Cohen's. 80 3t
Several young ladies and gentlemen have
formed a lawn tennis club, and handsome courts
will be arranged in Longs Grove, where this pop
ular game will be INDUCED in BY the members OF
the club and their friends during the winter and
spring.
60 to Cohen for latest Novelties $685.
Professor E. Dubois has returned from the
North.
-Ten-quarter White Spreads, at Cohen's, only
80 cents. 80 81
Mr. E. A. Phillips and his little daughter
Alma, of Sanford, have been visiting friends In
Tallahassee the past week.
Silks, Satins and Pluhes, at Cohen's-all
shades 3O-3t
The Tweniy-second Annual Session Of the
Florida Conference of the A. b. E, Church has
been held at Bethel Church, Tallahassee, since
the 10Th
The Building and Loan Association will
hold regular monthly meeting next Monday
night There is large fund TO be loaned and
lively bidding is anticipated.
Mr.. B F. Harm and wife, of Orlando, ar
rived at the ST. James last week. They have
taken rooms with Captain D. B. Maxwell, on
Clinton street, for the winter. Mr.. Harm wishes
TO buy place in the Tallahassee Country, to en-
gage in fruit and vegetable culture and to make
him home in our beautiful hill sectiou
-Four-quarter Sea Island, at Cohen's, only s
cents 30-3t
Captain F. P. Fleming. Of jacksonville, was
among the attorneys in attendance on the Su-
preme Court the past week.
Taylor county oranges were selling on the
streets OF Tallahassee at 81 hundred iast Sat-
uriay.
Editor NJ. NJ. Lewcy, of the Gainesville
Florida Sentinel requests US to state that the pa
per will be issued daily during the A. N. E.
Camp Meeting at Turner City, Alachua county,
commencing the 18th instant. This daily will
be "a column folio.
The cotton receipts at the ware houses OF
Tallahassee are twice as large as they were for
the same period las, year, and the staple contin-
ues to come in at rapid rate. The quality Is
considerably better than usual and the prices
procured are more satisfactory than for several
years past
The reduced tariff rates as established by
the Railroad Commission 60 into effect Decem-
Der Isl, when the fare on the main line of the F
! r. 6 y will be three cents per mile.
| Travel into Florida and over the local roads
is increasing very rapidly, and Tallahassee is
getting full share of visitors, all of whom are
charmed with the hill country
The validity of the new charters of Jackson.
Vile and Palatka is being tested in the ST.
preme Court.
Work on the Carrabelle railroad is progress
! ing with entire satisfaction Several miles have
been graded and the construction force is being
increased every week
FLOWERS are blooming with rare freshness
and beauty in the gardens OF the Capital City
| now.
Quit number of visitors are in the city.
- Sugar billings" are on a boom and tn.
young folks are happy.
Governor Perry yesterday returned from BIZ
vsi, TO South Florida.
The many friends Of Hon. E. S. Grill, STATE
Treasurer, are pleased to know he is able to rid'
10 his Office al The Capitol
Editor Lewis Zim. of the Green Cove
Spring, was in the city last Monday, and VI
were pleased to see him in the FLORIDIAN sane
tum A part Of his business here was the pur-
chase OF Jersey mich cows.
Mr.. w. d. Barnes, Jr, of Jacksonville, has
been commissioned by Governor Perry as No
tary Public for the State at large.
Mr.. w. NJ. Mcintosh. Jr. has been on Q bus
mess trip to South Florida this week
Governor E. A. Perry left MoAday morn
ing on q visit to East and South Florida.
Now Is the time TO visit the Capital City o
Florids: while the bracing fall weather is clea
and invigoraling, while the lovely flowers are il
bloom, while the autumn leaves and evergreen
are in strong and delightful contrast, while thu
beautiful hill country is looking ito best, and las
but not least this 10 the time 10 come TO Talahss
see because she is now enjoying steady and sub
stanial growth that will soon place her 10 {
prominent position among the most progressive
cities in the State.
The fruits shipped from Leon county are .
fine % appear in the markets of the Unitet
States.